Best Acceding Poems


Love Bug

When everything starts going awry
No qualms in acceding to a special mortal, no matter how grouchy

All gospels on controlling sentiments go down the drain
Blessed and cursed simultaneously like an ounce of hydration in a desert of sand

Seemingly the only logical thing
Belies all the comments on being just a fling

No matter how much bereavement it brings
It is the least ransom one can afford in love from which sightseers cringe

Getting enraptured by it
Even on loosing precious moments one feels most fit

Hope sapped by the fact
As it doesn't seem right

Still unable to curb 
Though one tries with might

Only consolation in prenominal testament
That the chosen one is in sight

Prays for divergence from feeling atrabilious
And to channelise energy for what is more precious

Premium Member If Ever I Had a Country: Lxxviii

IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY: LXXVIII

            for Suzanne DELANEY, in appreciation

(Prelude: CAN THE WRONG MAN BE RIGHT ? ABSOLUTELY ! 
If only he were NOT guilty of the self-same crime ! 
For instance, here in Europe, acceding to « nationality» 
status can be quite ludicrously irrational: those migrants 
even "totally ignorant" of the host country’s culture 
and official tongue obtain their "citizenship papers » 
sooner or later, while clinging desperately to their 
own culture and country to the exclusion of their hosts’- some more fortunatethough enjoy « dual nationality » and therefore DUAL rights to LOYALTY ! And talk tough once they take over responsibile positions in society. And the 
ones on whom the latter prey most of all are precisely 
those « other» less fortunate migrants at their mercy !)

IF ever I had a country, a country NOT « wholly" put together by 
   either IMMIGRANTS or REFUGEES, you see, but by conquering 
   IMPERIAL ENSLAVERS on the backs of blacks and 
   on those fleeing from hunger, from religious 
   intolerance as "indentured-labourers », mainly, you’ll agree

WHERE the indigene was routed and rounded up into 
   RESERVES through superior "fire-power" by the 
   COLONIAL and local ARISTOCRACY

AND where TAXES and LEVIES imposed by the « Foreign Power »
   drove the locally-born MASTER to revolt against the MOTHER
   COUNTRY

Until the whole CONTINENT united « nation » after « nation »
   to become the foremost mid-twentieth century « COLONIAL »
   SAVIOUR of the WORLD country 

Only to find its internal structure and economic power usurped 
   by other NON-NATION constituting ethnies

AND one-by-one take over from the original WASP founding PATER   
   FAMILIAS confederacy

Yes, then, I’d keep the NEW-COMER from wagging his/her tongue or
   shooting his/her mouth tout azimuth - despite the legislative mandate -
   as though he/she were the backbone of the nation or from attempting to 
   take over my « dear » country as if it were their « god-given » patrimony 
   
Even if I never ever had no country stuck together with spit and elbow-grease   to look like a pyrotechnically-powere Bollywoodian jamboree

(c) T. Wignesan - Paris, July 22, 2019
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Stuck In the Middle

Heaven’s above, Hell’s below,
Purgatory’s in the middle, 
Guess what’s on the menu,
Our souls! To solve my riddle.

Players in the mix together, 
Yes actors and entire cast,
Props and stars of their show, 
Entertaining up to the last. 

Gods and demons, decide
our comeuppance and fate,
Tomorrow’s judgement day,
Our life, is up for debate,

Watching over our theatrics,
Deliberating all mankind, 
If a hung jury, will cast us back, 
into the nether, nowhere time.

Born a Roman Catholic, was 
indoctrinated this spiel, in school,
Beaten and punished harshly, 
if not acceding to their rules. 

That’s why I’m sceptical, about
organised religion, and it’s truth,
Why use corporal punishment, 
unless dishing out bad fruit.  

You’ll find cynical sentiment, 
in some, if not many of my poems,
I’m not trying to influence, 
That’s for you, and you alone. 

I apologize to others, if offended,
I’m not trying, to tempt blind faith,
My message is, don’t be duped,
by con-artists, before it’s all too late. 

Question everything, without exception,
What’s the harm, if nothing’s to hide,
Meet your creators, gaze upon them,
Project ones honesty, onto Gods eyes.

Now find I’m stuck in the middle,
Agnostic, my penchant is science,
How else, could I have turned out,
Chose my own path over forced compliance. 

By
David Kavanagh.


Navigating Outward Bounds of Relationships

Volition, orientation familiarization aahing
and oohing within restrictive paradigm molding
inviolable honorable gentility -
flagrantly, desirously, clearly boyz abandoning
willfully skirting, panting (heavily)
forfeiting abominably, (no Joe King) abiding

chomping at bit, damning delineated, or obscure
parameters, between one acceding
Earthlinked selfish living
psychosexual pining human bing,
and another ardently avowedly ambitious
altruistic agent provocateur (lol)

at first blush hinting Moulin Rouge adulation
under dim (witted) lighting accenting
individual randy salient
traits savoring tête-à-tête
tasty hors d'oeuvres accentuating
nuances highlighting flirtatious countenance

initially unconditionally stubbornly accepting
dire hormonal straits
as prickly fledgling acquaintanceship
quivers, negotiates, kickstarts abolishing
inchoate biochemical protracted coupling
conveniently interpreting accessing

breeching, catapulting Dickensian estuary,
non verbal communication nsync abridging
painstakingly erecting complex edifice
suavely, urbanely, wittily accessorising
tried and truevalue tricks acclaiming
debonair heroic manliness princely

qualities dutifully dominate directing
demure damsel in distress absconding
convincing, foreplaying, jimmying,
rollicking readily acclimatizing
challenges thrust up gracefully parlaying
most savvy serious similarly sophisticated

totally tubular testosterone tactics
versatile repartee accomplishing
dynamics cultivating atavistic romantic ballet
on duh poe whit tick abutting
metaphorical foot accoutering

trappings adorned since mythological
Adam and Eve accrediting
latter, sans virile unavoidable temptation
savoir faire verboten fruit, accelerating
action whereby unsuspecting, slithering,
lurking serpent teen accounting
rattle unheard by apse cent church fathers

subsequently excoriating, condemning, accusing,
nonetheless indomitable transcendence achieving
pinnacle of prostrate poignancy
inexpressible ecstasy acquiescing
nonpareil acquisition adulation activating
ascendence assaying administering
amorousness activating. aching.

Quo Vadis

Great  are the follies of  haughty   man   through  the  times ,
Imposing  his  will   on  fellows,  changing  the climes,
Playing   god   for   some   silver  , acceding  to   greed. 

Always   striving   for   more ,  wanting   more  than his  need, 
Sowing seeds of  dissension , destroying his  breed,
Meddling   with   nature  , man destroys  nature   and   earth. 

He's   restructured  the genes,  to  mutants  given   birth, 
His  junk - food  is  unhealthy , adds  weight   to  his  girth;
The surgeons  mint   money   with  their nips  and  their tucks.

The atom's been  tamed  , corporations  make   big   bucks, 
The  innocent   public   just  ran  out  of their lucks;
Politics and religion  determine one's fate.

I'm  not  against   progress  ,  but  am  sorry   to   state, 
Life's  more  than  money   or   power , pleasures  to   sate; 
Love and   compassion   to   one   and   all  is  what  counts.

Drink  of the  wisdom   in   Good  Books,  drink   from  their founts,
Make good use of progress, scale good Karma's mounts;
Life's purpose is not sowing destruction's seed.

Playing   god   for   some   silver  , acceding  to   greed, 
Meddling   with   nature  , man destroys  nature   and   earth, 
The surgeons  mint   money   with  their nips  and  their tucks,
Politics and religion  determine one's fate,
Love and   compassion   to   one   and   all  is  what  counts,
Life's purpose is not sowing destruction's seed.

~07 Jul 2016~
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When the Air Becomes Visible - Rainbows

The sky on days become too full
And gravity will start to pull
And capture every bubble frame
While popping corks off rich champagne
The trees will fool and start to dance
And still the time on every branch
With baron shrine and fruits to bare
The wind that strokes and blows through hair 
On top-down journeys come to pause
And settle howls with loud applause
Before acceding way too fast
They leave a trail that sprouts from past
Of flitter flatters in delight
And pitter patters out of sight
Extending dreams as arms beseech
To touch the always out of reach
Parting ways, they kiss goodnight
Before the lips close way too tight
The watermarks miraged for miles
With poppy sighs and angel smiles
A substance of the rarest rare
The healing voice of hearts that care
The silver clouds left in its wake
Remain untouched for heaven’s sake
It can’t be met from anywhere
But viewed to share the secret stare
and ponder why it’s so reborn
Transparent in its naked form  
It paints the sky with gold perhaps
For all to drink from natures tap
The air contains the future’s plot
Seen at times, at others not 
It’s written in the stars you see
Eclipsed by mind and soul-ar key
Failure amidst surrounds of air
That doesn’t mean love isn’t there


History

Acceding blight, civilization despair.
Entwining fallacy, germinating history.
Ideology jaded, kill-joy labored.
Martyr naught.
Obstinate paladin, quick rumbling spreads,
tense unattainable vicious warning.
Xenophobia yap zipped.
© Judy Riley  Create an image from this poem.

The Cynic

Trust not, know not,
Love not, show not,
In the midst of such vague
expressions, lies the life,
of the pessimistic cynic,
or rather the temperament
born from his solitude,
a solitude which remains fortified,

Hope not, see not,
Free not, be not,
are the unwritten rules
of his constant confinement,
Faithless and motionless
due to comfortable surroundings,
He sees the world through logical,
eyes from the darkest spectrum,

As light is merely the wrapping
paper over the ugliest truth,
Illuminated paint covering walls
that shall forever remain the same
Yet the appeal is incredibly seductive,
The brighter allure of hope keeps light desirable
Whereas his view has no seduction,
merely the fact of being fact,

Thus he embraces not corruption,
nor does he take pride in eradicating
any sheltered scent of optimism,
For he too would enjoy a moment
of essential ignorant indulgence,
if only to know the touch of acceding,
Yet he chooses not to, despite his
opinions condemned to being despised,
He sleeps in his only comforting reward,
the serene knowledge that he helps
truth be seen, known, and heard...

Premium Member Dejection

"If we allow a deranged mind to control the course of human destiny,

         then we become executioners in the annihilation of human dignity"

                                             -by author-








                                                 Dejection


                 Collective yearning inconsolably questing tranquility 

                 races toward stratosphere



                 Blinding flashes sculpted shadows of lifeless entities
 
                 on melted walls everywhere



                 Mind focused on the obscure contours of ominous rain clouds

                 solemnly disengages



                 Upon nameless faces dire consequences unexpectedly surface

                 on the distinct edges



                 Eyes gazing overhead apprehensively acceding to portended

                 unendurable emotions



                 Fears and the tears of dejection watched the sun dissolve

                 beyond darkened horizons




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  ***The unfathomable depth of despair after a nuclear war nightmare***

                                             -by author-








Penned: 09/10/2014
             Cabin 1939
              Aboard Cruise Liner:
              "Splendour of the Seas"
              Mykonos, Greece

Premium Member Bereavement

I numbly step aside,
acceding to her prior riight, 
knowing full well 
that she will smile again.
But I?

The others too,
must have their chance to mourn.
I see their tears and wonder why.
They were not there to hear
his first strong cry.

I clasp their hands
and listen to their words.
"God be with you."
"Time heals all wounds."
I hear the lie.

Resentment clogs my throat.
Can God command the blood to flow
through my still beating heart?
My stone cold heart,
can it but die?

They murmur their good-byes.
At last I am alone
to find my pathway back 
to life and God,
without my son.

To try, to try.




For Paula's Feel the Feeling contest  Won HM

Newlyweds

The trolling of the iron bell
brought the pair together
in sickness and in health
through all kinds of weather
he a macho manly male
anticipating his marital right
she a timorous maiden frail
awaiting her wedding night
no more lingering at the church
or languishing left in the lurch
no more cake or champagne
someone left it out in the rain
and that which is to come
he acceding to her every plea
she submitting to his every wish
a happy couple for all the world to see

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